Journal Of Islamic Marketing Scimago

A new breed of businesspeople located in both muslim majority and minority societies who are keenly pursuing islamic principles as well as capitalist aspirations adas 2006.

Journal of islamic marketing scimago. 246 258 qemerald group publishing limited 1759 0833 doi 10 1108 17590831111164778. According to scimago journal rank sjr this journal is ranked 0 361. The journal critically compares evaluates and assesses the principles and guidelines of islamic marketing. It considers the number of citations received by a journal and the importance of the journals from where these citations come.

The users of scimago journal country rank have the possibility to dialogue through comments linked to a specific journal. Journal of islamic marketing read 539 articles with impact on researchgate the professional network for scientists. Marketing activities are conducted by the international shari ah research academy for islamic finance unless otherwise agreed with emerald. The overall rank of journal of islamic marketing is 12188.

Launched in 2010 journal of islamic marketing jima was the first journal dedicated to investigating marketing s relationship with islam in theory and practice across muslim majority and minority geographies. Scimago journal rank is an indicator which measures the scientific influence of journals. Journal of islamic marketing issue s available. Journal of islamic studies 30th anniversary.

Scope and coverage jima covers the entire field of marketing and its associated sub disciplines. To celebrate the 30th anniversary of the publication of the journal of islamic studies an international conference on the topic of islamic studies today was held at the oxford centre for islamic studies in oxford on the 27th and 28th september 2019. On occasion the journal will use direct marketing activities primarily email campaigns to raise awareness of the journal and to invite authors to submit articles. Journal of islamic marketing.

40 from volume. Journal of islamic marketing jima was the first journal dedicated to investigating marketing s relationship with islam in theory and practice across muslim majority and minority geographies. Ijimb aims to advance academic and practical marketing knowledge through the promotion of the entirely new discipline of islamic marketing and through the engagement of the academics representing more than 1 5 billion muslim consumers who remain largely unknown to researchers.